Mutton price being monitored to check excessive profiteering


PUTRAJAYA: The price of mutton is being monitored to ensure no excessive profiteering, although the product is not on the list of controlled items, says the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry.

It said that although the imported boned mutton was only a controlled item during Deepavali and Christmas, the ministry monitored its price trend daily.

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